Justin Bieber updates have been propping up on the Internet, offering commentary to the 19-year-old singer's misdeeds.
Biebers on Twitter have mocked Justin Bieber after driving without a license and under the influence of alcohol and pot.
Many of his fans and former girlfriend, Selena Gomez have expressed their support for the singing superstar. He's just human like everyone else, say fans, while people on his team want him to board a jet for LA so he can start therapy.
There has also been some blame leading to what Justin Bieber's parents, Jeremy Bieber and Pattie Mallette. A report by Hollybaby said 'Justin Bieber's Mom & Dad Need To Be His Parents, Not His Friends.' The blame came after Jeremy was still drinking with his son after his DUI arrest and police records showed that the singer's father sealed off the road so Justin could drag race his yellow Lamborghini.
Bonnie Fuller wrote on Hollywood Life, "You need a mother or father to say that you can't go drag racing, that you can't smoke pot all day, that you can't be rude to police officers, and that you can't throw eggs at a neighbor's house. You need a parent who takes you over to that neighbor and makes you apologize and clean up your mess, the way the average parent would do with a non-celebrity 19-year-old son."
Other commentators on Justin Bieber like Meggan Sommerville write, "We have seen this before, a child with talent continues to make news for all the wrong reasons. Lindsey Lohan, Gary Coleman, Britney Spears and many many more have all captured the headlines for their off the wall behavior, bad judgment and even their illicit activity.
Sommerville also asks about simple manners and being taught the value of money, when it comes to child stars.
She adds, "We see so many stars fall due to drugs and alcohol, so it leaves me wondering does the culture of Hollywood and stardom need to change? Does there need to be a way of helping these parents manage the flurry of new challenges they now face in properly raising their children?" chicagonow.com reported.
